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Zerodha MF has launched large-cap, mid-cap ETFs: Should you invest in them?
Money Control
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1y ago
Medial
Zerodha Fund House, India's 38th largest fund house, has launched two new mutual fund schemes called Zerodha Nifty 100 ETF and Zerodha Nifty Midcap 150 ETF. Both schemes are exchange-traded funds (ETF) and will be available for purchase and sale only on stock exchanges. ZN100 is a large-cap scheme, while ZM150 is a mid-cap fund. Zerodha Fund House aims to offer basic funds before launching solutions-oriented funds that provide interesting combinations of their existing ETFs and index funds. The expense ratio of these schemes will be an interesting aspect to watch in the future.
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Winning the mid-cap race: How fund managers made their moves
Money Control
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10m ago
Medial
- Mid-cap stocks account for 20% of the equity Assets Under Management (AUM) of the mutual fund industry. - Mid-cap companies offer higher growth potential compared to large-cap companies. - Allocation to mid-cap stocks has gradually increased over the years. - Other fund types like large-and-mid-cap funds, flexi-cap funds, and multi-cap funds also invest in mid-cap stocks. - Some top asset management companies (AMCs) with higher allocation to mid-cap stocks include Motilal Oswal MF, PGIM India MF, and Edelweiss MF. - Certain mid-cap stocks held by mutual funds have provided significant returns, such as Rail Vikas Nigam, Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders, and Apar Industries.
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Navigating the mid-cap maze: Can investors bite the short-term bullet?
Money Control
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11m ago
Medial
Investing in midcap funds is a strategic way to tap into the growth potential of mid-sized companies in India. These companies have benefited from the country's economic potential and political stability. However, it is important for investors to evaluate their risk tolerance, considering the high valuations in the equity market. Regulatory bodies have introduced stress tests to enhance transparency and provide investors with a clearer understanding of the risks associated with mid-cap funds. Mid-cap companies offer growth potential and agility, making them attractive to investors seeking capital appreciation. Investing in mid-cap funds provides diversification and the opportunity for significant returns while mitigating individual stock risks. Historical performance trends show that mid-cap stocks have often outperformed large-cap and small-cap stocks, with lower volatility than small-cap funds. The choice between passive and active fund management in mid-cap investing should be carefully considered, as active mid-cap funds have struggled with underperformance due to factors such as higher expense ratios and market efficiency. In addition, active managers may face challenges in deploying large amounts of capital and maintaining liquidity.
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Mutual fund investors pivot to safety of large-cap stocks amid market slide
VCCircle
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5m ago
Medial
Amid market volatility, mutual fund investors shifted to large-cap stocks and gold ETFs in January, seeking safety. Large-cap stock inflows rose by 52.3%, while gold ETFs saw record inflows of Rs 37.51 billion. Overall equity mutual fund inflows slightly dropped. Investors moved away from sectoral funds, focusing on large caps to preserve capital. Despite market declines, SIP contributions remained stable, signalling a strategic shift towards large-cap investments for stability.
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SEBI mutual fund stress test: Quant MF says smallcap fund to take 22 days for 50% liquidation
Money Control
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1y ago
Medial
Quant Mutual Fund has disclosed the time taken for liquidation of its Quant Mid Cap Fund and Quant Small Cap Fund portfolios. The liquidation time for 50 percent of the portfolios is six days for the Quant Mid Cap Fund and 22 days for the Quant Small Cap Fund. For 25 percent of the portfolios, the liquidation time is three days for the Quant Mid Cap Fund and 11 days for the Quant Small Cap Fund. This disclosure comes in response to the Association of Mutual Funds in India's request for fund houses to conduct stress tests and publish the results. Quant Mutual Fund is one of the first fund houses to publish this data.
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Flexicap or multicap funds? How to make the right choice
Money Control
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1y ago
Medial
Flexicap funds and multicap funds may seem similar, but there are significant differences in their investment strategies. Multicap funds are required to invest a minimum of 25% each in large, mid, and small-cap stocks. Once this minimum allocation is met, the fund manager has flexibility with the remaining 25% allocation. In contrast, flexicap funds have the freedom to invest without any percentage-based restrictions on market-cap allocations. Despite being flexible, most flexicap funds tend to have a larger allocation to large-cap stocks. Choosing between the two depends on the investor's preference for diversification and the fund manager's ability to allocate across market-cap segments.
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Nithin Kamath’s AMC Zerodha Fund House launches maiden funds
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Zerodha, the financial services company founded by Nithin Kamath, has launched its maiden funds as its asset management company (AMC) enters the mutual fund space. The move aims to cater to the growing demand for asset management and diversify Zerodha's offerings. The new funds include a multicap fund and a large-cap fund. Zerodha aims to challenge established players in the mutual fund industry with its low-cost and user-friendly approach.
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SMIDs vs bluechip: Make safer bets as experts see a deeper correction
Livemint
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1m ago
Medial
Experts advise caution as small-cap markets may face a deeper correction, potentially 30-40%. Despite past recoveries, the earnings have been underwhelming, signaling risks for retail investors enthusiastic about small and mid-cap stocks. Large-cap or blue-chip stocks might present safer investment opportunities amid market volatility. Investors should weigh earnings growth and valuations when making stock market decisions, considering the turbulent economic landscape and previous market corrections influenced by geopolitical actions, like US tariff threats.
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Shaan Patel Asset Management Launches AIF, Targets INR 200 Cr Corpus
StartupTalky
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29d ago
Medial
Shaan Patel Asset Management has launched an open-ended Category III Alternative Investment Fund (AIF), targeting a corpus of INR 200 crores. Initially, it has secured commitments of INR 25 crores from investors. The AIF employs a flexi-cap strategy, investing in large, mid, and small-cap stocks with a 10% cap per stock. Utilizing a quant-driven model for dynamic valuations, the fund aims to outperform the NIFTY 500 Index while focusing on sectors like AI and renewable energy.
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Quant MF front-running case: Reliance, Adani Power, IRB Infra, SAIL among top holdings of Quant Smallcap | Mint
Livemint
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1y ago
Medial
Quant Mutual Fund's small-cap investment vehicle holds a diverse portfolio of stocks, including Reliance Industries, HDFC Bank, IRB Infrastructure, RBL Bank, and Jio Financial Services. The fund is currently under investigation for allegedly engaging in front-running practices. Around 68% of the fund is invested in small-cap stocks, while 28% is invested in large-cap stocks. The top holdings of the Quant Small Cap Fund include Reliance Industries, Jio Financial Services, HDFC Bank, IRB Infrastructure Developers, and Bikaji Foods International. The fund house has issued a statement expressing its commitment to cooperate with regulators regarding the investigation.
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Global crypto platform Mudrex launches US bitcoin ETFs for Indian investors
Economic Times
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1y ago
Medial
Y Combinator-backed crypto investment platform Mudrex has launched its US bitcoin Spot ETFs in India. The platform allows both institutional and retail investors to invest in Bitcoin spot ETFs with a minimum of $5,000 and a maximum of $250,000. Users can choose between individual spot ETFs, create personalized baskets, or opt for pre-listed options based on market capitalization. Mudrex initially listed four spot ETFs: BlackRock, Fidelity, Franklin Templeton, and Vanguard. The move comes after the US Securities and Exchange Commission approved the first-ever US-listed ETFs that track the price of bitcoin.
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